Paperwork is not the only way to get accredited in the healthcare sector. Policies, procedures, records and quality documentation are all evidence of a hospital’s systems but only effective if staff implements them consistently. The hospital must also pay particular attention to documented processes and to all people who are involved in implementing the processes…
Getting ready for international accreditation isn’t simply a matter of checking policies and filling out paperwork. Hospitals are required to show quality and safety is consistently applied throughout departments. A prior identification of the gaps before the assessment can be useful for the management of JCI accreditation hospitals in India to address the identified gaps systematically…
The critical care areas require a greater level of planning as the patients are likely to have a need for specialist equipment, immediate clinical interventions and continual monitoring. Thus, the hospital design should take into account the movement of medical staff, nursing staff, patients, equipment and support staff. A well-planned critical care environment can facilitate…
Hospital accreditation is not a routine process of obtaining a certificate. It includes the creation of reliable patient safety, clinical quality, documentation, infection control, staff competency, and operational accountability systems. Healthcare consulting companies in India can offer a structured approach at various phases of the accreditation process for hospitals embarking on accreditation or looking to enhance…
